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Holy Quietness

Author: G. M. Hall Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12717 First Line: There’s a stillness in the air Lyrics: 1 There’s a stillness in the air, And a vision, bright and fair, Of the glory which surrounds the holy place; For my soul with joy is filled, And my being now is thrilled With a blessèd, peaceful, holy quietness. Refrain: O this holy quietness! Holy quietness! Restful moment of bliss! How my heart with joy is filled! And my soul and being thrilled With peaceful, holy quietness. 2 Thro’ the veil I now have come To the sacred upper room, Where my Lord and Savior sits in majesty; Being reconciled to Him, And His Spirit now within, All my soul is hushed in holy ecstasy. [Refrain] 3 In this blessèd upper room I am perfectly at home, For my rest in Jesus here is made complete; All my struggles now are past, And my rest has come at last, At this holy, quiet, peaceful mercy seat. [Refrain] 4 O! this calm and heav’nly joy, Nothing ever can destroy While His Spirit guards and keeps the holy place; While I trust without a fear, No discordant sounds I hear, To disturb my soul from resting in His grace. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [There’s a stillness in the air]
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Holy Quietness

Author: G. M. Hall Hymnal: Joyful Songs of Salvation #54 (1903) First Line: There's a stillness in the air Refrain First Line: O this holy quietness! Holy quietness Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a stillness in the air]
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Holy Quietness

Author: G. M. Hall Hymnal: Songs of Praise and Salvation #131 (1902) First Line: There’s a stillness in the air Refrain First Line: O this holy quietness! Holy quietness Lyrics: 1 There’s a stillness in the air, And a vision, bright and fair, Of the glory which surrounds the holy place; For my soul with joy is filled, And my being now is thrilled With a blessed, peaceful, holy quietness. Refrain: O this holy quietness! Holy quietness! Restful moment of the bliss! How my heart with joy is filled! And my soul and being thrilled With peaceful, holy quietness. 2 Thro’ the veil I now have come To the sacred upper room Where my Lord, and Savior, sits in majesty; Being reconciled to him, And his Spirit now within, All my soul is hush’d in holy ecstacy. [Refrain] 3 In this blessed upper room I am perfectly at home, For my rest in Jesus here is made complete; All my struggles now are past, And my rest has come at last, At this holy, quiet, peaceful mercy-seat. [Refrain] 4 O! this calm and heav’nly joy, Nothing ever can destroy While his Spirit guards and keeps the holy place; While I trust without a fear, No discordant sounds I hear, To disturb my soul from resting in His grace. [Refrain] Tune Title: [There’s a stillness in the air]

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